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7 years ago
The place was clean, convenient and the food at the bar downstairs was OUTSTANDING! The town doesn't have much going on after 6. Most of the shops close and there are only a few restaurants. It's a beautiful location. read more
8/9 Church Street
Cahersiveen, Co. Kerry
Republic of Ireland
(066) 947 2217
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Sive Hostel
(2 reviews)
This was a very nice little Hostel. I have stayed here twice over the past few years in my travels…read moreto Ireland, and both times it was a pleasurable experience. The view off of the upper balcony, looking towards Ballycarbery Castle across the canal as the fog rolls in off the ocean, is amazing. On my first stay, we came in very late at night after a long day of exploring, it was pouring rain, and we were very very tired. The nice elderly couple (Owners) took us in and made sure we had everything we needed. The rooms were very comfortable and clean, and the hospitality was very nice! Across the street from Sive is a little gas station that has a wide variety of snacks and food such as freshly made pizzas and sandwiches. There are also many ancient Ring Forts in the area to explore, along with many other historical structures. I definitely recommend Sive Hostel for a good nights rest during your adventures!
Had THE best time. We were here for a family wedding and chose the Sive for six of us to stay. This…read morewas my first experience of a hostel and I found it combined the best features of a hotel and b&b. The privacy and accessibility of a hotel and the personal service of a b&b. The rooms were very comfortable and very clean and well decorated. The hostel is centrally located on the Main Street of the town. Stayed August 2016, travelled with family
The Royal Valentia
(5 reviews)
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Amazing place, the heart of Valentia! Right on the harbour. Rooms are done tastefully, very…read moreclean and well maintained. Also have hostel rooms available which are very well presented! Bar offers food which is to restaurant standards. Loads to choose from all which is very tasty! Also bar food and sandwiches. Different events throughout the year, halloween parties, festivals, Santa visit, Christmas parties, music nights, quiz nights, bands etc. Pool Table down the back. The staff are lovely, very helpful and friendly and great for advise on what to see and happenings on the area. During warmer months April-Oct car ferry, leaves you out side!
While we didn't stay here, we DID enjoy the best seafood chowder in Ireland during our (all too…read morebrief) visit. Pop in for a relaxing pint, and a delicious meal, while letting the parade of buses going the opposite way on the Ring of Kerry pass you by. The fish and chips were not only delicious, the servings were massive! Ask about the daily joint as well. When you're finished, drive onto the ferry for a short ride to the mainland.
Parknasilla Resort & Spa
(10 reviews)
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I was a big fan of this place- the grounds are magical, with a splendid setting right on the…read moreAtlantic ocean on 500 acres. They have 3 pools, a nice spa with free steam rooms and gym, ocean access (though bring a wet suit!), and two restaurants. I thought service was excellent, and the food in the restaurants was very good. They have a family room (king plus two twins) which was very reasonable and a great option for families. There's lots to do- a game room, tennis courts, walking trails, murder mystery, etc. We really enjoyed our stay, and it was the kid's favorite place in Ireland. Be aware though that the resort is historic, which some would perceive as dated. It's also off the beaten path, with most other dining options some drive away so plan on eating at the hotel a lot. My only other gripe would be that you have to make reservations for the pool, which is kind of a hassle.
Upsides: great location and facilities & grounds. Nice and very accommodating staff. Many guests…read morewere Irish families which added to the charm. Downsides: it's quite isolated so you can't walk to a local restaurant, pub, cafe etc. Also the majority of the restaurant and bar staff have a very loose grip on English and seem quite ill I formed about the food and drinks like where did the fish come from or what's a good local whiskey. The food itself was also pretty mediocre
Castlewood House
(11 reviews)
An amazing place to stay. We visited for 4 nights while exploring the Dingle peninsula. Staff are…read morefabulous. Breakfast very good with a variety of fresh options. Our roommate - the junior suite over looked Dingle Bay and we watched tide roll in and out, the pedestrian hikers and even a horse and rider swimming the bay daily! Very convenient to town just a 5 minute walk. Wound definitely stay here again.
Perfect!! It's an overused word, but it fits for our stay at the Castlewood House. The food was…read moreperfect, the rooms were nicely decorated and clean and the staff were friendly. I don't know how they could have improved on our experience. Sad to leave. Would give them a 10 if I could.
Ring Of Kerry Hotel
(1 review)
This was a great place to stop for a snack along the Ring of Kerry…read more They had tasty warm soup, which was great since the day was a little cool. It is interesting to note that in pretty much all of the region they purée their soups. So the soup of the day was vegetable and we thought it would have big chunks of veggies, but it was completely puréed. I also ordered soup in another restaurant, a potato leek soup and it was also puréed. Thinking I'd get to eat some yummy chunks of potatoes in Ireland In the soup I ordered it but no chunks. I even asked the waiter and he said it was pretty standard for the region to purée all of their soups. The service was fair but good for Ireland. Just know that servers generally don't get very big tips so the service is not as quick as you expect in American restaurants. If you need something, do not wait for them to continue to stop by your table, just flag them down or go directly to them for help. The menu is pretty limited but it was great for road food and a decent price as well. It was brightly lit and easy to park right in front so a good stopping place along your journey. There may be a better restaurants along the way but it was dark by the time we hit this one and it was a welcome treat.
Dingle Benners Hotel
(19 reviews)
We are staying at Dingle Benner's hotel for three nights. It is very unique and historic. Location…read morecannot be beat for being in the heart of Dingle Town. The bar is excellent with a good wine selection, a good Dingle gin selection, and local beers. Good mixologists as well. The food is excellent! We have eaten in the bar twice and been delighted with our selections. The room that we are staying in has been remodeled very recently and is very currently decorated and large, especially for a European hotel. We are very pleased! I highly recommend this hotel and wood stay here again without hesitation.
The restaurant and food are exceptional! My group and I had the Pistachio and Salmon starter and…read morethey both were incredible, with the Pistachio, outstanding! The Seafood Chowder and Lamb Shoulder were over-the-top good, cooked to perfection, tender, and unique! The Sea-bass was tender and excellent! The Lamb Shepherd's Pie was not too grainy, even for someone who usually can't eat much lamb because of a mild allergy, and the lamb was very tender! The lamb was smothered with delicious mashed potatoes and vegetables, and the vegetables tasted garden-fresh and were cooked to perfection! The servers were so warm and kind!
Dingle Skellig Hotel
(22 reviews)
Staff here were unwelcoming and rude from first interaction to last.. the welcoming woman was…read moreshort tempered and very UN welcoming. After a jaunt to town for dinner, on arriving back, the front desk lady was also short tempered. We are a group of 4 self-sufficient adults who have had wonderful hotels during our time here, and all have been so friendly, till now. But bad service continued to breakfast - even worse. We finally left d/t rudeness. We loved the walks to town and back - the hotel is about 1/2 mile walk to town. We have spent a lot of time in Ireland. Our memories are of all the friendly people, and the beauty of the country. My husband has been to ireland many times. This is a first. I can only assume the staff are overworked or the hotel is short staffed.
The hotel was great. The beds were so comfortable and the blinds were so dark! We got a great…read morenight's sleep. Huge room too!! The breakfast was delicious and the VIEW WAS BREATHTAKING!!!!! The staff members throughout the entire hotel and restaurants were so friendly, courteous and welcoming!! It's also a quick stroll to everything downtown! Shops, ice cream parlors, restaurants, pubs, etc. I strongly recommend this hotel.
Dingle Harbour Lodge
(3 reviews)
oh my goodness this hotel is the best hotel! The kindest staff i've ever met :) the breakfast is…read moreINCREDIBLE, even without the full option. Smoked salmon?? Wow! The beds were incredibly comfortable. Shower is crazy strange, lot of pressure fluctuation, but everything else makes up for it. Do yourself a favor and book a stay! You'll get a smile and a wonderful experience.
Clean room with functional window and TV as well as a double and two single beds for our party of 4…read morethat included laddie and grandma. Bathroom was fine, if in need of a little TLC. Reception staff was adequate, though not warm and fuzzy. Manageable 10 min. walk down the driveway hill and main street into Dingle. The hill may be long and steep for those with difficulty walking or who are in a wheelchair. Private parking for guests. We went in April and were rather put off by the overwhelming smell of the neighboring fishery. It is powerful and sure lets you know you're back at the hote driveway! However, the smell did not permeate the lobby or our room, so as long as you know that you can overlook the temporary breath-holding as you go by. Good location for the Dingle Loop Drive. We did not opt for any food at the hotel. Overall, it was a decent location, decent room, decent price, and a good bargain hotel.
QC's Bar & Townhouse
(4 reviews)
Wow! Truly spectacular food and accommodations!!! We stayed for five days and had dinner there…read moretwice, wish we had eaten there every night! Try their prawn appetizer, amazing! Steaks were fantastic and their fish is off the charts (owner knows all the fishermen and gets fresh fish from the docks). End your meal with a sticky toffee dessert... We played Hog's Head and Waterville and toured Skellig's island while in town. Best restaurant in the area. Can't wait to get back.
Stayed at Quinlan & Cooke Boutique Townhouse a few nights in early June 2019. What a great place to…read morestay - decor is modern, clean and beach like. Parking was adequate and convenient. The morning breakfast is a great start to a Ring of Kerry day. And as mentioned the bar and hotel are convenient and top notch. Definitely want to return to this place again!
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Nice place on the water with a great little bar attached…read more They include breakfast which has a hot menu and a complimentary open buffet of cold sides.
Restaurant was amazing. GREAT food and. Excellent service. We came in after a full day on a sight…read moreseeing coach. The wait staff was prompt, attentive and the food... WOW. Did NOT disappoint. Define stop here for a great meal.
During our week long adventure around Ireland, we stopped in Killarney and stayed at Scotts Hotel…read morefor two of our nights. Our full experience from the hotel, to the restaurant to the pub was just okay. The hotel has a great location, directly on the main street in Killarney's city center, so location and access to shops, pubs and eateries was top notch. Location was probably our favorite thing about this hotel. While the hotel touts being luxury, it missed the mark for us as we would not describe any of our experience, the outlets and certainly not the rooms as "luxury". The rooms had fairly updated furnishings and a nice bathroom. We were in a room that featured a queen/full and a twin. There was alternative seating and a table, which is always nice and beats having to sit on the bed the entire time in the rooms. I appreciated the functional windows as well. Odd how many hotels do not have AC or windows that can open. The lobby and interior restaurant and bar were quite dated and did not match the overall vibe the rooms and Scotts bar created. Felt very disjointed in overall vibe and decor from public spaces to rooms. Speaking of the interior restaurant and bar, this was our least favorite meal and dining experience while in Killarney. We did breakfast and dinner, both of which were not that great. Food quality and service was lack luster for us. On the flipside, Scotts Bar was pretty solid for a pint and cocktail each night. We always made our way to the bar upon our return to the hotel each night, enjoyed each time we bellied up to the bar. Service at the front desk was also a bit disappointing. Arrival was okay, departure was quick and uneventful, but anytime we needed assistance outside of arrival/departure, it seemed like we were a bother. Situation with getting our of the garage with the provided ticket proved to be more of a hassle than need be. Instead of being assisted, the Front Desk Agent seemed accusatory and dismissive to our claim that the ticket provided was not working. Overall, we enjoyed the location, room and Scotts Bar, everything else was "meh". Biggest win for Scotts Hotel is definitely the location, which in itself makes for a good time when in Killarney. Hopeful they can address the service concerns and give the interior spaces a refresh, as those would both be definite wins.
Great location. Clean, comfortable rooms. The bar/lounge opens out to the street, and there are…read moremusicians every night. Wonderful bar service. Tip: Enquire about parking before you arrive, as parking is in a tight garage underneath the hotel. The entrance for the garage is in the rear, on a different street.
Probably the finest hotel and setting we stayed in during our recent vacation in the Republic of…read moreIreland. The staff is amazing - everyone is nothing but pleasant and helpful. The rooms are fantastic, many with views of the lake that you can get lost in. The food is terrific, and the bartenders are awesome. They even have a drop off laundry service - one large-ish bag of clothes washed, dried and folded for 28 Euro - so helpful when you pack for two weeks in a carry-on! I can't say enough wonderful things about this hotel. If you are staying in Killarney area, this is close to Ross Castle, Muckross House, the Abbey, and is actually on the "Ring of Kerry" drive path. Easy day trip to Dingle from here as well! Stay at the Lake Hotel, on the lake, and you won't regret it.
Our second stay here. We love the cleanliness of the hotel, the wonderful views and the lovely…read morestaff. Great restaurant and fun pub on site.
We had a wonderful stay at Earl's Court Hotel in Killarney! The staff was exceptionally friendly…read moreand helpful, and they gave us fantastic recommendations for local restaurants and bars that felt authentic and not overly touristy. Our room was clean, spacious, and very comfortable. We also loved the cozy little bar and the comfortable lounge areas, which were perfect for enjoying a drink and relaxing after a day of exploring. Overall, this was a lovely hotel with a welcoming atmosphere and excellent staff. We would absolutely stay here again when we return to Killarney!
A pretty decent place to stay when visiting Killarney. One note, Google Maps puts you at the…read moreintersection, about 200 meters or so away from the actual location. We had an upper floor room and it was quite pleasant. The only negative of the room was the toilet that took at least 10 minutes to refill. When we mentioned to the owner, she said they were all like that. BS, fix the fixture, no other place we stayed had a similar issue. Breakfast was fine with a number of hot selections available along with the standards at the buffet counters. The location was quite, very close the sites of interest and close enough to walk to town if you want and it had parking included. I'd stay here again if the occasion arises.
Visiting Ireland for the first time and staying in Killarney for the evening, I was searching for a…read moreplace to grab dinner. Looking up different places and reading menus, I decided to give The Failte Hotel a try and overall, it was ok. I walked in on a Saturday evening, around 6:15pm. Going up the stairs to the restaurant, it was large with plenty of tables, a bar, and a few TVs playing. I got a table near the window facing the street with ease. The waitress came over with a menu but I knew what I wanted since I browsed it before walking in. She seemed new though as she wasn't overly friendly and didn't explain that I had to go up to the bar to cash out. Sipping on my pint of Guinness with Black, in what felt like maybe five minutes, my dinner arrived. I ordered the Cajun Chicken Burger, which is a grilled Cajun chicken fillet topped with lettuce, tomato, and red onion with sweet chili mayo between a toasted brioche bun and served with a side of fries. The sandwich was good, nothing really stood out, but that's fine, it had good flavor overall. I liked the spice it had and the side of fries had come fresh out of the fryer as they were very hot and crispy. Overall, a fine experience at The Failte Hotel. The waitress who waited on me seemed new and should have done a better job communicating the cash out process, but no harm done. The food was fine as well, nothing really noteworthy. If I were passing through Killarney again, I wouldn't mind coming back for dinner.
My partner and I stopped in here after travelling to Killarney from Oregon. We had been awake for…read more28 hours by the time we got to the restaurant so we were dead on our feet and too tired to feel hunger but knew we had to eat. We chose this place because it was close to where we were staying, there was food that sounded good to us, and the prices were reasonable. There was only one other table with people at it when we arrived but by the time we left about an hour later the place was hopping. I ordered the spaghetti carbonara and my partner got the classic burger. The carbonara was so good and you could tell they made their own pasta. The garlic bread was also delicious and hit the spot after a long day. The burger was also good, my partner said it had a tangy flavor that he couldn't identify but liked. The fries were also super crispy and fluffy, exactly how we like them. The servers were nice and quick to take our orders and bring our food. It took a while to pay the bill but that could certainly be because we weren't sure if they would bring it to us or if we needed to get it from the bar. A musician set up behind our table shortly after we arrived and played some acoustic sets. He was fantastic and we loved listening to him. This was a great place to stop in at when we were exhausted and in need of a good meal. I would go back for the fries on their own because of how good they were.
Coming from Los Angeles on a tour around Ireland landed us here in Killarney at the Avenue hotel…read more What a gorgeous place to stay. The weather is definitely cold so bring a jacket as the temperate can dip. The hotel itself has this rustic vibe to it which we really enjoy. It's a good mixture of old and new as the picture of the staircase with carpet has the old school feeling I enjoy. Keep in mind when you walk into your room the lights won't work unless you insert your room key into the slot provided by the door. After which the lights will work. The hotel restaurant is very good, I enjoyed my lamb plate and my wife enjoyed her pizza as well. Moderately priced food nothing over the top and I can recommend the lamb for sure. The people here are extremely nice and friendly so ask them any question and they'll be happy to answer. Enjoy your stay.
The staff are excellent at this hotel. I accidently made our reservation for 2027 and it is 2026…read more Brid worked so hard to help us get a room and she did! She was amazing, so proffesional and helpful! We were worried that we would have no place to stay. That did not happen. All the staff were great. The bed was pretty comfy and I did not love the pillows. The hotel looks like it could use some TLC and some updating. Our room smelled a bit musty and my allergies were in high gear from that. The light fixture was hanging out of the ceiling rather than it being placed inside the socket for the fixtures in the ceiling. Seems liek anx3asy enough fix to take care of. It was pretty loud there where you could hear everything inclusong people talking in the hallway or walking up the stairs. There is an elevator. They warned us there was an 80's dance night happening and it would be loud. It was quite loud. They provided ear plugs but they did not help much. We did get some sleep. The room cost about $220 which I thought was expensive for the room quality. The breakfast buffet was good and the food was yummy. It was in an excellent location. Walking distance from the bus and train stations. So close to town and all the great shops. It is right across the street from the botanical gardens. We lost our EU adapters during our travels some how for our phones. They loaned us some so we could charge our phones. I love that they had a box of them to loan out. No fridge in the room. In fact most of the hotels in Ireland do not offer that. The room had a tea kettle with tea and a chocolate bar. We would stay here again but may be more specific about the room we choose if we could do that and check to see if they are having music and dancing.
Beautiful hotel. Nice clean rooms and a yummy breakfast. We had a beautiful view of a field where…read morered deer would come through to graze. Cons - The beds were a hard and we were by a service entrance door which frequently banged shut.
Excellent hotel deserving of its 5 star rating. The luxury experience is evident the moment you…read morewalk through the door. The staff is helpful, friendly and attentive. The hotel itself feels warm and sophisticated with many areas to take a seat and relax near a fireplace or in a quieter area. This is a great destination for rejuvenation and restoration. The restaurant near the lobby is exceptional with meticulous attention to every detail of service, though you may need a reservation. The presentation of food and allergens are neatly detailed for every offering with many gluten free options. The food was delicious and perfectly prepared and the service exceptional. The room itself is very well appointed and laid out in one of the most travel friendly designs I have seen. A desk, a seating area with a table to enjoy your morning beverage by the window, a refrigerator neatly hidden under the television. A closet with ample space but also a shelf to organize your travel items and clothing on the other side of the room wall so things stay neatly out of site. Thank you to the designer of this room! Robes and slippers for two placed at the foot of the bed. A nice size Tv and coffee or tea service at the desk. The bathroom includes both a shower and a comfortable size bathtub. The hotel also offers a nice bar downstairs and please consider making a spa appointment to enhance your experience. If you are in the area, this is the place to stay.
4.5 stars Full…read moredisclosure: We received a complimentary room upgrade to a Junior Suite at check-in and were placed in the room located directly above the hotel's main entrance. We were also treated to a complimentary sample of sweets in celebration of our honeymoon. The Malton does "historical hotel" right. It successfully achieves an elegant and vintage atmosphere without seeming "dated." The building itself makes a memorable impression covered in ivy surrounded by beautiful gardens. The Malton is an oasis in the heart of Killarney - within walking distance of all the shops and pubs. The room was gorgeous and the bathroom was supplied with modern amenities that still kept that classic touch. It's worth noting that the hotel does not have air conditioning, but we still found our room to be comfortable. Our only complaint about the room is that it is a little noisy (because of its location about the entrance, no doubt.) Breakfast included the typical array of pastries, meats, and cheeses, but also featured a made-to-order hot food menu with ample variety. The Belgian waffle was worth noting - it was coated in cinnamon and every bite was scrumptious. (It's a bit small though - order 2!) Unfortunately, the restaurant is not managed very well during breakfast. You must wait to be seated by a host, who may then take your order for coffee/tea and toast to pass along to your server - which really slows the seating process. The dining room is tightly packed, making it a little difficult for wheelchairs or strollers to maneuver. (Even on foot, winding your way to the buffet can be difficult.) One thing I wish we had done, but didn't have time - the Malton's wine tasting room!
Arriving early in Killarney for a meeting, we popped into the first place we came to which is…read moreliterally on the doorstep of the railway. Not literally literally but you know what I mean. Three lattes with scones later in an elegant lounge area reeking with character as a former Great Southern railway hotel, we moseyed off to our meeting resolving unanimously to return for lunch before our afternoon train if time permitted. Which it duly did. Steak sandwiches for two and salad for the sad vegetarian were deemed excellent. As it was Friday and we'd had a productive meeting I awarded myself a beer. At 2 in the afternoon. Such decadence. Thus replenished we boarded our train back to the shmoke. If the rest of the hotel is anything like the food in the restaurant I will definitely stay here should the opportunity present. Excellent.